Method and system to control respiration by means of simulated neuro-electrical coded signals
OwnerDennis Meyerinventor
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Abstract
A method to control respiration generally comprising generating and transmitting at least a first simulated neuro-electrical coded signal to the body that is recognizable by the respiratory system as a modulation signal.
Claims14
A method for controlling respiration in a subject, comprising the steps of:
- generating a first simulated neuro-electrical coded signal that is recognizable by the subject's respiratory system as a modulation signal;
- and
- transmitting at least said first simulated neuro-electrical coded signal to the subject's body, whereby control of the subject's respiratory system is effectuated.
The method of claim 23, wherein said simulated neuro-electrical coded signal is frequency modulated for a second period of time in the range of approximately 400 msec to 2.0 sec.
A method for controlling respiration in a subject, comprising the steps of:
- generating a signal train comprising a plurality of simulated neuro-electrical coded signals, each of said simulated neuro-electrical coded signals being recognizable by the subject's respiratory system as a modulation signal;
- and
- transmitting said signal train to the subject's body, whereby control of the subject's respiratory system is effectuated.
A method for controlling respiration, comprising the steps of:
- monitoring the respiration status of a subject and providing at least one respiratory system status signal indicative of the status of the subject's respiratory system;
- generating at least a first simulated neuro-electrical coded signal that is recognizable by the subject's respiratory system as a modulation signal;
- and
- transmitting said first simulated neuro-electrical coded signal to said subject in response to said respiratory system status signal.
A method for controlling respiration in a subject, comprising the steps of:
- Generating at least a first waveform signal, said first waveform signal including at least a first simulated neuro-electrical coded signal, said first neuro-electrical coded signal substantially corresponding to at least one waveform signal that is naturally generated in said subject's body;
- and
- transmitting said first waveform signal directly to said subject's body, whereby control of said subject's respiratory system is effectuated.
The method of claim 112, wherein said first waveform signal is transmitted to said subject's nervous system.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.